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About Hot Springs, SD
And nearby Black Hills attractions


The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, SD
The Mammoth Site is one of the most significant paleontological discoveries in North America. It's also one of the largest concentrations of mammoth remains in the world.
Visitors can explore the site from an elevated walkway that allows for unobstructed views of the excavation pit, where bones are still being uncovered. The fossils, mostly from Woolly Mammoths, are meticulously preserved in their original positions, providing valuable insight into the behavior and natura
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Evans Plunge Natural Mineral Pool
Located in the heart of Hot Springs, South Dakota, Evans Plunge is one of the oldest tourist attractions in the Black Hills.
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Camping in the Black Hills
Nestled in western South Dakota, the Black Hills offer a diverse and captivating landscape from towering pines to rolling prairies. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a first-time explorer, the Black Hills has something for everyone. From designated campgrounds to dispersed camping and RV parks with full hookups ... Just remember, the Black Hills is a diverse place with elevation changes, temperature differences, and even a difference in the types of wildlife you may encount
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Unearth history at The World Fossil Finder Museum
Frank and his wife Debora founded The World Fossil Finder Museum in 2018 to share Frank’s private collection and discoveries — and to create a space where visitors could immerse themselves in the fascinating world of fossils and embark on a journey through time. The museum has become a haven for fossil enthusiasts, providing ample opportunities for education and discovery — for adults and children alike. Frank’s expertise and dedication are evident in every display.
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